WAMM (Women Against Military Madness)
A feminist, nonviolent organization founded in 1982, opposing U.S. militarism and working for peace and justice.
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Pillar
Solidarity and Activism
Peace, anti-war, and international solidarity organizing across the Twin Cities.
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Middle East Peace Now
A Twin Cities organization active for over 40 years, focused on justice and peace in Israel-Palestine, hosting monthly public forums.
Visit Website →Anti-War Committee
A Minneapolis-based volunteer group organizing against U.S. war and militarism since 1998.
Visit Website →Cuba Solidarity Committee
Active in the Twin Cities since 1990, advocating for Cuban sovereignty and self-determination free from U.S. intervention.
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Defending Immigrant Rights
Legal support, rapid response, and organizing for immigrant communities across Minnesota.
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
Provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees, serving Minnesota and North Dakota since 1996.
Visit Website →MIRAC
The Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee organizes against immigration raids and deportations and advocates for full legal equality for all residents.
Visit Website →Unidos MN
A grassroots, intersectional organization born from the DREAMER movement, building power for immigrant rights, economic justice, and climate justice.
Visit Website →CAIR-MN
Minnesota's only Muslim civil rights organization, providing free legal services and advocacy against discrimination since 2007.
Visit Website →Immigrant Defense Network
A statewide network of 90+ nonprofits and grassroots groups coordinating rapid response support during immigration enforcement actions.
Visit Website →Minnesota Voice
A coalition of 40+ grassroots organizations coordinating Minnesota's largest nonpartisan voter registration and turnout programs, focused on communities of color.
Visit Website →The Advocates for Human Rights
A Minneapolis-based human rights organization representing people seeking asylum, detained by immigration, or affected by trafficking.
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